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Birds of Kentucky: Eastern Bluebird


2018-11-01 - Jefferson Co., KY - Photo by Pen.
Wikipedia says of the Eastern Bluebird, "they’re most common along pastures, agricultural fields, suburban parks, backyards, and even golf courses. This bird also occurs across eastern North America and south as far as Nicaragua."


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Looking over the bluff into Russell Creek


2018-11-01 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault, CM Staff.
When time allows, I love to stroll along the bluff near my house and look through the trees to Russell Creek - it is especially beautiful in fall. - MB


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Mums of many colors


2018-11-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
These Chrysanthemums were discovered downtown last week - I'm hoping the rains don't drive away all the beautiful fall colors.


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The Tuckers visited at Sunday open house


2018-11-01 - Kellyville, Adair County, KY - Photo by Mitzi Bault, CM Staff.
We visited with the Tuckers - Gary, Lisa and Zaylan - and other neighbors of the Paz-Holley house Sunday at the opening event. A crowd of around fifty shared the joy of the family getting to move into their home for twelve. - MB


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Sidewalk communications session


2018-11-01 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
A sidewalk meeting was held at City Hall this week to go over progress on what is being done to upgrade LWC campus area sidewalk entrances and exits. Meeting with state representatives Conley Moran and Tammy Wilson were Mayor Curtis Hardwick, Mary Anne Loy, Ellen Zornes, Linda Waggener and Pam Hoots. The Greensburg Street sidewalk improvements were also discussed and put on the agenda for Monday night's City Council meeting.


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Big soy bean picker at work in the City of Columbia


2018-11-01 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Mitzi McKinley Bault.
With the dust flying when I looked out my front door, I realized it was soybean harvest time on the little farm next door. On my side of the City of Columbia, there's a lot of green space and it often feels like we're out in the countryside. -MB


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(Ad) Re-Elect Sammy Baker Magistrate Adair Co. District 3


2018-11-01 - - Left, Adair Fiscal Court; right, Highway 55 S Road at Glens Fork Creek Bridge, between Columbia and Glens Fork, KY - Photo Left, file photo CM, used by permission; right, CM Ad Photo. .

Keep a Proven Leader in office
Re-elect Magistrate SAMMY BAKER, Adair County District 3


Comprised of the South Columbia-Harmony and Glensfork-Melson Ridge precincts


Comprised of the South Columbia-Harmony and Glensfork-Melson Ridge precincts

A Proven Leader - On Big or Small problems I've been able see results. The bridge above replaced perhaps a narrow, dangerous one over Glens Fork Creek. It was built by the State - not the county - but it happened only after years of working together, across party lines. I appreciate the many times I heard people call it the "Sammy Baker Bridge," and appreciate the thought. The important thing is that, together, we got the bridge after decades - more than a half a century - since the problems were first recognized.

An Experienced Leader - The mechanism of government - knowing how things get done in our American Democracy, has been a passion of mine since school years, while teaching Ag and working with Future Farmers at Adair County High School, and in a lifetime of learning. I am grateful for the continuing classroom and on the job training I have gotten with 11 years experience in County Government and the opportunity to continue a lifetime of learning how to get things done.

A Leader Who Works Across Party Lines - To Get Things Done for District 3 and all of Adair County, I have been dedicated to working across party lines, whether with Republican or Democratic County Judge Executives or with majorities of either party in Fiscal Court, and will continue in that tradition, for the good of all Adair Countians, regardless of how long they have lived here.

On Election Day, Tuesday, November 6, 2018, I ask you to vote for and support SAMMY BAKER, and continue the progress we are making in District 3 and in Adair County.

Thank You.

s/ SAMMY BAKER


Paid for by the candidate


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